Evaluation summary: image analysis: the customer provided an image of a black object with red material on the right edge.The black object appears to be a piece broken off from a different piece.The left edge of the black object shows a possible ductile fracture face.The red material on the tip is unknown could not be identified.The object provided in the photo was not returned with the hawkone device.The origin of the black object is unknown, it does not appear part of a component of the hawkone or the spider fx.Device analysis: the hawkone was returned for evaluation with the cutter driver connected.No other ancillary devices were included.The hawkone was inspected and the laser drill coil segment was observed to be curved approximately 45 degrees.It was discovered the distal rim of the cutter window was penetrated by the cutter.The cutter pushed through and the platinum iridium and the material flapped over.The tecothane at the cutter window rim was observed.The platinum iridium at the edge of the cutter window appeared to be penetrated/sheared.Within the laser drilled coils biological debris was observed.Within the lumen biological debris was observed.A tweezers from the lab was used to push the flap down.With the platinum iridium pushed down, it did not show any indication of component embolization.The flapped platinum iridium was also compressed.The thumb-switch was retracted and the cutter was pulled back out from the damaged area of the distal assembly.It was not able to be pulled back into the proximal end of the cutter window.The thumb-switch was advanced and the cutter moved forward approximately 1.8cm from the cutter window.A 0.014" guidewire from the lab was pushed though the cutter window through to the flush mouth.A portion of the biological debris within the laser drilled coil exited the flush mouth.No traces of the of the hawkone distal assembly were found within the removed debris.If information is provided in the future, a supplemental report will be issued.
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